Stocks @ Night is a daily newsletter delivered after hours, giving you a first look at tomorrow and last look at today. Sign up for free to receive it directly in your inbox. Here’s what CNBC TV’s producers were watching as the S & P 500 and the Dow Industrials ended Wednesday higher, and what’s on the radar for the next session. Apple after the bell The tech and consumer giant reports on Thursday afternoon. CNBC TV’s Steve Kovach will have the numbers on ” Closing Bell: Overtime ,” plus the stock reaction in real time. Apple is down 10.5% in the past three months. The stock is off 18% from the Dec. 26 high. AAPL 3M mountain Apple shares in the past three months Amazon after the bell The online shopping giant reports Thursday as well. The stock is down 21% in the past three months. Amazon is off 24% from the Feb. 4 high. India There hasn’t been a trade deal announced after Brian Sullivan’s CNBC TV interview with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick Tuesday in Arizona. He said, “I have a deal done, done, done, done, but I need to wait for their prime minister and their parliament to give its approval, which I expect shortly.” Lutnick did not name the country he was referring to. On Wednesday, David Faber, Jim Cramer and Carl Quintanilla of “Squawk on the Street” spoke with White House trade advisor Peter Navarro. He didn’t spill any beans, but he started talking about how India is a big democracy and things have to move through the system. The iShares India 50 ETF (INDY) was up 0.17% on Wednesday. It is off 7.6% from the September high. In the last three months, it is up nearly 6%. The First Trust India Nifty 50 Equal Weight ETF (NFTY) closed 0.1% lower. It is down 12% from the September high, and the fund is up around 5% in three months. The iShares MSCI India ETF (INDA) was up slightly Wednesday. It is off 10% from the September high and up 5% in three months. INDY 3M mountain The iShares India 50 ETF over the past three months Hello May The Nasdaq 100 was up 1.5% in April. It is off about 12% from the February high. The Nasdaq Composite was up 0.85% in April. It’s down 13.6% from the 52-week high hit in December. The S & P 500 was down 0.76% in April. It is off 9.4% from the February high. The NYSE Composite was down 1.45% in April. It is 6% from the November high. The Dow Industrials fell about 3.2% in April. The index is off by about 9.8% from the December high. The Russell 2000 was down 2.4% in April. It is down 20% from the November high. The Dow Transports fell 7.5% in April. The index is down 23.6% from the November high. Mad Money’s big lesson of the night: Bet on leaders Jim Cramer called out Bill McDermott, CEO of ServiceNow , for being a leader in artificial intelligence. The stock is down 20% from the Jan. 28 high, but it was up about 20% in April. He also said Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol is worth believing in and that he’ll make the coffee giant more valuable. Starbucks ended the session down 5.6% after a less-than-great quarterly report . Starbucks is down 32% since the March high. Satya Nadella of Microsoft is also on Cramer’s big list of CEO leaders Wednesday night. Microsoft is down 15.6% from the high reached July 5, 2024. Shares were up 5.3% in April. Mark Zuckerberg, CEO at Meta Platforms , is also worth betting on, according to Cramer. Meta is down 26% from the high reached on Feb.14. The stock is down 4.8% in April. Surely there are many others Cramer believes in, but those were just Wednesday night’s highlights. NOW 1M mountain ServiceNow shares in the past month U.S. companies with overseas franchises CNBC’s senior economics reporter Steve Liesman will dive into the potential threat to the companies’ business models amid worries some people in the world might not be so super thrilled with the U.S. these days. That includes Starbucks mentioned above. David Gibbs, CEO of Yum Brands , said it is potentially concerning. Shares are 8% from the March high. Shares are up 15% in three months. McDonald’s is on that list as well. The stock is just 2% from the March 52-week high. McDonald’s is up 10% in three months. Liesman will have the full story Thursday on CNBC TV. Tesla Shares dropped for the first time after six straight winning days. Tesla was down 3.4% on Wednesday. TSLA 1Y mountain Tesla shares over the past year GM’s Mary Barra CNBC TV’s Phil LeBeau will speak to Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors , on ” Squawk Box ” in the 7 a.m. hour Thursday. The automobile giant’s latest quarterly report beat estimates , but the company said it was reassessing full-year guidance. The stock is down 26% from the Nov. 25 high and down 4% so far this week. Since President Donald Trump’s April 2 “reciprocal” tariff announcement, GM is down 5.7%. Eli Lilly The pharmaceutical giant is slated to report quarterly results before the bell Thursday. Eli Lilly is up 9.2% over the past three months. The stock is down 7.5% from the August 2024 high. CNBC TV’s Angelica Peebles will have the results and the stock’s reaction first thing in the morning. W.W. Grainger The industrial company is slated to release quarterly results before the bell Thursday. W.W. Grainger is up 5% in a month but down 9% in three months. Shares are off 16.5% from the Nov. 11 high. The S & P Industrials are flat in this month and down 5.8% in three months. It’s down 8.5% from the November high.
